12 days, is the traditional Golden Triangle tourist route in India enough?

India's traditional Golden Triangle tourist route 12 days is enough.

Classic Indian Golden Triangle Classic Seven-Day Tour:

Day 1 day: New Delhi

The next day: La Jagat, Hongbao, Old City Street, Jama Mosque, Lotus Temple.

Day 3: National Museum of India, Presidential Palace of India, Parliament Building of New Delhi, Mausoleum of Humayun, Castle of New Delhi.

Day 4: Ancient Observatory, City Palace

Day 5: Amber Castle, Palace of the Wind

Day 6: Taj Mahal, Agra Red Fort

Day 7: New Delhi

Matters needing attention in india tourism:

1. Customs regulations: When entering India, adults can bring 200 cigarettes and a bottle of wine, and all gold jewelry and photographic equipment that are not for personal use are subject to tax.

You are not allowed to wear shoes and vests when entering temples in India.

Time: India is two and a half hours behind Beijing.

4. Drugs: Please prepare some commonly used safe drugs and emergency medical supplies for emergencies.

5. Drinking water: There is drinking water in hotel rooms and restaurants. Due to hygiene problems, group members can buy mineral water in the store to drink.

6. Meal: It is seasoned with Indian flavor, barbecue, curry and spices, with rich flavor.

7. Voltage: the voltage is 220 volts, and the plug is a two-pin round head plug.

8. Public order: Avoid going out alone at night. Please remember to take valuables with you carefully, such as travel documents, cash, traveler's checks, credit cards, air tickets, cameras, etc. Don't put them in the trunk or leave them in cars, hotel rooms or public places. In the hotel, you can store your valuables in the safe at the reception desk. Please take the receipt. When you leave the room, you should lock the door and luggage, and the door key can be kept by the reception desk to avoid losing it.

9. Clothing: When preparing luggage, it should be light and practical to make the journey more comfortable; Please take warm clothes, such as coats, gloves, scarves, hats, sunglasses, etc. when you go to the northern mountainous areas such as Kashmir Plateau in winter.

10 Currency: RMB is not common in India. Please take US dollars and traveler's checks as carry-on expenses. In Indian Rupee, you can exchange US dollars. Please take back and keep the receipt. Unused rupees (paper money) can be converted into dollars at the end of the trip.

1 1, currency exchange rate: 1 RMB =7.2285 Indian Rupee (201-9-8). When the exchange rate fluctuates, the exchange rate at that time shall prevail.

12 language: more than ten languages and scripts are popular in India, and English is popular in hotels and tourist areas.

13, tip: the hotel will add 10% service charge, so there is no need to tip extra. If it is a more advanced hotel, you have to pay a luxury tax of 7%. When carrying luggage at the airport or station, you should pay a tip of 1 rupee at the counter for each piece of luggage, without paying the waiter. When you take a taxi, you will usually add 10% of the fare, which is actually unnecessary.

Matters needing attention in india tourism:

1, it is recommended not to go to underdeveloped areas alone;

2. Don't wear shoes or exposed clothes to enter the temple, and don't wear black clothes to enter the Siam temple. Hinduism and Siam temples prohibit visitors wearing leather clothes from entering. When visiting a Sikh temple, you must cover your head with a cloth. Don't shoot the gods in the temple;

3. Don't point fingers at others; Don't touch the child's head. Indians believe that the head is sacred. Avoid handing things to locals with your left hand, which is considered unclean;

4. Check the bill carefully when you check out of the hotel;

5. Don't put cash in the hotel room;

6. Avoid drinking raw water or eating cold food. It is best to carry mineral water with you.

7. Don't buy/kloc-cultural relics with a history of more than 0/00 years. It is illegal to buy a "Satoshi" scarf, which is also extremely environmentally unfriendly, because this scarf is woven from the wool of Tibetan antelopes poached from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

8. Don't accept food from people you don't know on the road. It is reported that some people in India use anesthetic to carry out theft;

9. Don't take pictures of Indian women without permission;

10, there are many thieves, swindlers and beggars in the tourist area, so be careful; Don't give money or goods to beggars and children, otherwise it will attract more.

1 1. Don't let strangers take pictures for you, or the camera may never come back;

12, by taxi and tricycle, the driver may introduce many shopping places along the way, so it is best not to go;

13, don't buy a lot of restricted items and wild animals and plants such as ivory and peacock feathers.